…For Kerry-Harlan, the rust-dyed yardage carries memories of working people from the past. “I like to think about who used [the rusty items], who touched them, and I like knowing……
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…much more. Loop-by-loop, stitch-by-stitch and warp-by-weft, we have learned to build a tactile world, whether through family or community, which will shape generations of makers to come. Here’s a preview……
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…Alhburg. “Women’s Work: Reflections” by Dr. Angela Clark examines the exhibition Women’s Work and how it arose out of conversations with textile artists of British Columbia who shared the concern……
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The largest Holiday gathering of Maine Indian artists in New England, 50+ established, national award-winning artists ( “Best of Show” award at the famous Santa Fe Indian Market and at……
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…such as lycra and nylon (via JStor). 4) The Weaving Lab: Plain Cloth Productions at University of Wisconsin: Madison (now in its second year) allows community members to come in……
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…show and embody. Here’s a look back at some highlights from SDA for 2022, and I can’t wait to see what comes next in 2023. Community Ties ONLINE CONFERENCE Community……
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…“Anni Albers: On Weaving” in our “In Print” department. In it, Jefferies examines Albers’ keen understanding of complex ideas, influences, and patterns of communication. Anni Albers “On Weaving” book. 8)……
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…handmade and machine knit is fabulous to see. Monika Haussler shows this in her work Steps. I like to combine new industrial materials like rubber in combination with an old……
Read More »…Having recently become a new member of SDA, Marjorie Fedyszyn was thrilled to be a part of the June 2011 Confluence conference/workshops. She reports that she made many new acquaintances……
Read More »…I have had more time to concentrate on new original work. I frequently enter juried competitions and have exhibited in Canada, USA, and Europe. This includes grants and a scholarship……
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